Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Baltimore Downtown/Inner Harbor

Bree A

They so dirty used the same sheets and everything I know because I checked got the same room and it was the same sheets bathroom was the dirtiest

Lynne

This is a lovely place. However it is not an open hotel to the public. It is a temporary shelter for women while they help them find permanent residency. From what I can tell it has helped alot of women get vouchers who have limited income and/ or disabilities. I think it is amazingly gracious of our mayor to provide us this wonderful program. There are other hotels that help families and men as well. I cannot speak on those but for the most part this is a lovely place. Most staff is courtesy and helpful. And we even get meals which is extremely helpful Overall this place is a blessing from God. But it should not still be categorized as a hotel open to the public. I took off a star because of the it's not listed correctly. This is a true blessing though

True Blue

The elevator is very slow, there are two washing machines and two dryers. It requires quarters to use it but only one washing machine and one dryer works. The rest is out of order. The hotel rooms are too standard for $1,999 a night. But other than that, I had a wonderful stay here! The hotel and it's decor is very beautiful.

EngineerMom

We checked in late in the evening and the woman who checked us in was friendly, kind and welcoming; especially for the late hour. We stayed two nights and the staff was wonder the entire time. We used the valet service for parking and it was well worth it. It allowed us to come and go with ease. The hotel was impeccably clean. The room was comfortable. The complimentary breakfast had the basics and was convenient. This will be our go-to hotel for our Baltimore stays.